How to change default permissions of created jobs in Jenkins file system

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When I create a job(say foo), if I check the /jobs/ directory all the jobs are created with the permission 755. But for my use case, when job is created, I want it to created with the 775(or with a given permission). How can I achieve that?. Appreciate your help..

Did you have a look to this solution? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25655000/how-to-change-default-permissions-on-jenkins-workspace-directory-on-fedora — Bruno Lavit, Jun 16 '15 at 09:20

score 1 · Accepted Answer · edited May 23 '17 at 12:14

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You will have to change the umask value of the jenkins user. When ever jenkins creates a folder it will then create it with the value set in umask.

Say the jenkins is running as user juser then, in the bashrc of the juser you will have to add the value umask 002 to achieve the folder permission as 775

Also, check this post --- Setting the umask of the jenkins process

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